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Jun 13, 2022West Missouri chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians (UBE)

West Missouri chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians (UBE)

The Rev. Rita Kendagor One-minute read.   Resources

It is time to begin the process of starting a UBE chapter here in our diocese

Earlier this year, at the Absalom Jones Celebration, there was a video address from the President of the Union of Black Episcopalians (UBE), the Rev Kim L. Coleman. She highlighted the history and current mission of the UBE. She also spoke about the various ways in which the UBE supports and encourages Black Episcopalians all over the world.

If you have joined UBE through the online portal, please contact the Rev. Rita Kendagor.

The need for a UBE chapter in West Missouri has been discussed by various people off and on, and Bishop Bruce has strongly urged that this become a reality. Many who were at the Absalom Jones celebration went online with their smartphones and joined the UBE immediately. And others have since joined those ranks.

The UBE is for anyone who is interested in supporting and furthering the involvement and growth of Black Episcopalians. The mission of the UBE points out its commitment to diversity. It states:

To unite the diverse cultures, concerns, and gifts of Black Episcopalians by providing preparation and encouragement for living the Baptismal Covenant and fully participating in the mission and governance of the Episcopal Church.

See: https://www.ube.org/Who We Are/mission vision.html

If you have joined UBE through the online portal, please contact me. I believe we have more than enough people to establish a chapter, but to do so we need to identify all who have joined.

Contact the Rev. Rita Kendagor at jojocarken5458@gmail.com.

The Rev. Rita Kendagor is a newly ordained priest in The Episcopal Church. She is a contemplative at heart and will be providing various offerings for spiritual growth, spiritual direction, and pastoral care as a part-time staff member at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Kansas City, Missouri.

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